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He praised the Dutch for maintaining a covenant of "peace, respect and friendship" with the Mohawks in the 17th century, but cautioned that 400 years later the legacy of native Americans should not be overlooked.

One year later, the legacy of Ferguson's transformation blankets the small city.

Two decades later, the legacy of the movement is receiving some overdue attention in the form of a book titled The Riot Grrrl Collection.

A few major social issue movements and some notable small victories later, the legacy of these white supremacists continue to carry on in the insecurity of those men who feel inferior to a diverse society.

Nearly a century later, she argues, the legacy of Prohibition can be seen in our prisons, teeming with people convicted of violating neo-Prohibitionary drug laws.

The club closed in 1997 and New Order split a decade later – but the legacies of both live on.

Later, Mr. Obama again invoked the legacy of Mr. Mandela, 94, who remained in critical condition at a Pretoria, South Africa, hospital, during a speech to the African people he delivered from the University of Cape Town.

Twenty years later, we can see the legacy of this dialogue in a broader cultural understanding of sexual harassment, stronger laws and policies prohibiting harassment in the workplace, and in women's representation in our government.

At a news conference later, Mr. Irsay spoke about the legacy of Kerouac, the song lyrics and poetry he pens himself, the state of rock 'n' roll.

Six months later, the Supreme Court directly addressed the legacy of the Olmstead decision, in the case of Charles Katz, a California man convicted of placing illegal gambling wagers across state lines.

Though Ms. Roger was born almost two decades after the death of Eva Perón, the first lady of Argentina from 1946 until her death from cancer six years later at 33, debates about the legacy of the Peróns lived on in her family.